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Thanksgiving in Falmouth
One of the highlights of the meal is Schouten's famous stuffing layered turkey, which he proudly slices up for each of the diners. To prepare the turkey, he opened up the turkey and took out the breast meat and breastbone, then layered the stuffing and the breast meat to create the unique pattern seen in each slice.
Thanksgiving in Falmouth
Guests crowd into the cozy kitchen to fill their plates with the delicious Thanksgiving spread. The food ranged from the traditional turkey, green beans, and mashed potatoes to more unique fare, including mashed lima beans and pork potstickers.
Thanksgiving in Falmouth
Old and new friends, totalling 25 guests, gather around the candle-lit table in anticipation of the delicous-smelling dinner.
Thanksgiving in Falmouth
In the kitchen, local psychiatrist and annual Thanksgiving guest Bill (need last name, will email) munches on spring rolls while chatting with Schouten and his son. The spring rolls, an annual favorite at the Schouten's Thanksgiving dinner, were made by the family of Crimson photo editor Kevin H. Lin.
Thanksgiving in Falmouth
Hans Schouten heats up Thanksgiving dinner dishes he prepared earlier in the day, such as mashed potatoes, glazed red onions, and carrot-ginger puree. A geophysicist and talented cook living in Falmouth, MA, Schouten and his family have hosted large Thanksgiving gatherings in their home for over 20 years.
Faust Embraces African Education
University President Drew G. Faust announced a collaborative effort with a South African university to improve the country’s education systems last Thursday during a six-day trip there, the first time a sitting University president has travelled to the African continent.
Thanksgiving in Falmouth
Thanksgiving dinner host Hans Schouten busies himself in his rustic New England kitchen chopping green beans for one of the last dishes to be made. He and his family have hosted Thanksgiving dinners at their house for over 20 years.
Dantoon (No, Not a Parody of 'Lampoon')
As if Harvard students needed more ways to procrastinate, Teymour Shahabi '06 recently launched Dantoon, a site that he calls "the world's first search engine of thoughts."
Globe Endorses Khazei for Senate
In a move sure to excite many enthusiastic undergrads, the Boston Globe endorsed Alan Khazei ’83 in the special election for the Massachusetts senate seat left vacant by the death of Ted Kennedy.
Company Seeks Lab Resource Equity
Before matriculating at Harvard Medical School in 2001, Nina S. Dudnik worked at a lab in the Ivory Coast. And ...
Al Jazeera Commentator
California State Professor As’ad AbuKhalil contrasts the Middle East policies of Presidents Bush and Obama yesterday at Harvard Law School.
America's Next Great Pundit? With Finals Coming Up, Maybe Not.
As you may have read earlier this week, The Washington Post recently named Jeremy L. Haber, a joint J.D./M.B.A. student at HLS and the B School, as one of its four remaining finalists in the newspaper's "America's Next Great Pundit" contest. Unfortunately, the Internet has voted, and Haber came in fourth, receiving about 7 percent of the vote in the seventh round. Legal tabloid Above The Law has reported that Haber chalked up his loss to difficulties balancing the competition with his schoolwork.
